Only thing that miffs me is it's length, just getting into a good bit and it finishes and I've got to wait again
Only thing that miffs me is it's length, just getting into a good bit and it finishes and I've got to wait againIm really enjoying it and the extra humour.
I know! Have you read the book on Duncan. I have, know the story, but it doesnt ruin it. I think its really well filmed, and despite not being as Grandiose as the original still is a great watch.Only thing that miffs me is it's length, just getting into a good bit and it finishes and I've got to wait again
We gave up on Ozark. I think we watched it off the back of watching Better Call Saul…it all felt a bit too fast paced and crazy. Every episode something v exciting happened! Which, now I’m typing this, makes me think I should give it another go.
This brings me nicely on to the Sky version of Amadeus. The play is considered one of the greatest popular works and was adapted into what is considered one of the greatest ever films, so it already feels weird to adapt it again, but they clearly have no new ideas and nothing new to say, so why bother doing it? Every moment in the show is like "oh, this is like the film except not as good", which just makes me want to watch the film!Lasted about 15 minutes of Lord of the Flies last night. Not really sure what they were trying to achieve with this adaption.
Lasted about 15 minutes of Lord of the Flies last night. Not really sure what they were trying to achieve with this adaption.
Stick with Ozarks, it gets better and darker with each series and the character development with each series is sublime.
I was gutted when it finished.
I found it very hard to get out of my head, the image of Wendy being shagged from behind while having her backside smacked at the same timeGo back to it mate.
It`s a true standout tv series.
It starts off with Marty as the main character and then bit by bit, his missus Wendy, together with Ruth, just dominate the whole thing, with Marty playing an almost supporting role.
It`s incredibly well written and cast too.
It quite rightly made a star of the relatively unknown Julia Garner, as Ruth.
Ohhh. I forgot about thatI found it very hard to get out of my head, the image of Wendy being shagged from behind while having her backside smacked at the same time
That’s as far as I got.I found it very hard to get out of my head, the image of Wendy being shagged from behind while having her backside smacked at the same time
Yeah, she can have that effect on men.That’s as far as I got.
Never watched but if some could tell me the series and episode number for erm research purposesI found it very hard to get out of my head, the image of Wendy being shagged from behind while having her backside smacked at the same time
Watched the first episode , interesting so farOnly watched the first episode of Small Prophets so far but its pretty much perfect TV.
Mackenzie Crook does this kind of thing like nobody else.
Whole series is up on iplayer but I'm tempted to stick with one a week to prolong the enjoyment.
I don't know if there's a specific name for this trope, but I'm an absolute sucker for a story in which the main character is just a fundamentally decent, honourable person and they fall upwards in a chaotic, treacherous environment due to the allies they make just by being a nice and endearing personality. The latest episode actually got me pretty emotional!
This is the show they're pushing as the big selling point of HBO Max when it launches here in MarchI started watching "The Pitt" last week which is a drama based in a Pittsburgh emergency room. Each episode is an hour in their working day e.g. EP1 07:00 - 08:00 which I think is cool.
Two episodes in and really enjoying it so far. Season 2 is recently out too.
It’s good I really liked it.I started watching "The Pitt" last week which is a drama based in a Pittsburgh emergency room. Each episode is an hour in their working day e.g. EP1 07:00 - 08:00 which I think is cool.
Two episodes in and really enjoying it so far. Season 2 is recently out too.
The Pitt is fucking great. ER was a huge part of my adolescence and a gateway TV series for me, so watching essentially 24 meets ER is a massive thrillI started watching "The Pitt" last week which is a drama based in a Pittsburgh emergency room. Each episode is an hour in their working day e.g. EP1 07:00 - 08:00 which I think is cool.
Two episodes in and really enjoying it so far. Season 2 is recently out too.
I did the same last nightWatched all of small prophets , enjoyable .
Pearce Quigley was brilliant and the rest of the cast were excellent too . Be interesting to see where the next series goes
All 15 seasons of ER have been added to Netflix this week.The Pitt is fucking great. ER was a huge part of my adolescence and a gateway TV series for me, so watching essentially 24 meets ER is a massive thrill
Its also on Paramount+ here“your honour “ is pretty good. Netflix USA just set your vpn to USA.
Yeah pretty good, dragged a bit in second series though.“your honour “ is pretty good. Netflix USA just set your vpn to USA.
Oh, you have now made me want to watch thatAnniversary - just dropped on Netflix.
Ignore the so so reviews from the critics, this is a very good film, but terrifying at the same time, as it`s like a prophecy of what the future may hold for us all.
Diane Laine, plays a Professor of politics, who lives a a comfortable, liberal life with her restaurateur husband ( Kyle Chandler ) and her left leaning, arty grown up children, in a leafy American suburb.
Her son brings home his new girlfriend, who is the author of a right wing political book ( The Change ) which espouses a one party system for America which serves all the people, rather than some of the people.
The book becomes a best seller and a political party, is formed based on the books message, funded by a mega company and as the "new " political party becomes the majority political party, bit by bit, America becomes a fascist state.
The film follows Diane Laine and her family, as they and America are ripped apart by " The Change ".
From what I`ve read, the makers of the film, where that worried about what Trump would do, that the film only got a limited release in the States, before going to Netflix, which is a shame, as it should`ve had a full cinema release, but you can understand why they didn`t.
The sense of creeping dread as the film progresses, as America slides into full blown fascism, is palpable and I had a very troubled nights sleep after watching it.
The first 30 mins are extremely slow, as things start to change and It won`t be for everyone, as it`s message is overtly political, but it`s a fantastic film, that should serve as a warning to us all and in particular anyone in the UK who is toying with the idea of voting for Reform.
Oh, you have now made me want to watch that
Thoroughly enjoyed the 1st two series of Kin. RTE keeping their powder dry (for now) if a 3rd series is going to happen or not.For those that watched it , there is a third series of Kin in development
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